styer aug mid caps

Rob2593

any1 know where i can get styer aug mid caps?

OzCam

ehobby asia sell both the King Arms cheap ones and the Tokyo Marui expensive ones. The TM are 4 times the price, but much more reliable and don't split. Also, you can't overfill them.

South East Airsoft can get the Tokyo Marui 80rd ones in for you via Begadi, but it can take a little while.

cpb

I bought these recently dont know if they are any good have not used them yet.

Fyr.Fytr

cpb wrote: »

I bought these recently dont know if they are any good have not used them yet.

Easy to overfill,which results in misfeeds and the mag breaking so be careful of that. Although on the bottom on them they have a cap which you can remove, very handy to open that and give a squirt of silicone oil before first use and also to remove spring incase on jam

evilrobotshane

I got the King Arms 45-round mags from eHobbyAsia and although I've only taken them out once they were unproblematic and they look fantastic. Need to work on reloading technique though, the AUG's a bit peculiar for that.

OzCam

Fyr.Fytr wrote: »

Easy to overfill,which results in misfeeds and the mag breaking so be careful of that. Although on the bottom on them they have a cap which you can remove, very handy to open that and give a squirt of silicone oil before first use and also to remove spring incase on jam

Absolutely. They only hold 110 in theory, and I'd recommend you put 80 bbs in them as a standard fill. 20 squirts of a speedloader.

I don't know whether removing the base plug and adding a squirt of silicone - just the one, mind - makes any damn difference in practice. They still jam whenever they feel like it. If you put too much oil in, it'll get onto the BBs and stop the hop-up working.

if you can put up with the rattle and you don't want to play MilSim, you're as well sticking with the hi-caps. It's a huge pity the TM mags are so expensive.

Rob2593

thanks lads.